cartel 英 [kɑ:ˈtel]   美 [kɑrˈtel]

cartel

cartel  英 [kɑ:ˈtel] 美 [kɑrˈtel]

n. 卡特尔;企业联合;垄断联盟;俘虏交换条约 

名词复数:cartels 

He had two faces. I saw him so tender with the ones he loved, then you see the cartel killings. 他有两副面孔,我看见他对所爱的人无比温柔,然后又看见卡特尔里的无情杀戮。
Like any cartel, it exists to protect its members from market retribution, and only the police power of the state can make us shoulder that burden. 就像其他的卡特尔一样,它存在的理由就是保护它的成员免受市场的惩罚,这时只有国家的警察力量才能强迫我们承受这样的负担。

  • When groups band together to control the supply of a product for their best interests, that’s called a cartel. If you and the other kids running lemonade stands form a cartel, you can force up the price of lemonade.
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  • n. 卡特尔;企业联合;垄断联盟;俘虏交换条约
  • 1. He had two faces. I saw him so tender with the ones he loved, then you see the cartel killings.

    他有两副面孔,我看见他对所爱的人无比温柔,然后又看见卡特尔里的无情杀戮。

  • 2. Like any cartel, it exists to protect its members from market retribution, and only the police power of the state can make us shoulder that burden.

    就像其他的卡特尔一样,它存在的理由就是保护它的成员免受市场的惩罚,这时只有国家的警察力量才能强迫我们承受这样的负担。

  • cartel (n.) 1550s, "a written challenge, letter of defiance," from Middle French cartel (16c.), from Italian cartello "placard," diminutive of carta "card" (see card (n.1)).
car·tel / kɑːˈtel ; NAmE kɑːrˈtel / noun [countable + singular or plural verb ] a group of separate companies that agree to increase profits by fixing prices and not competing with each other 卡特尔,企业联盟(通过统一价格、防止竞争来增加共同利润) cartel cartels car·tel / kɑːˈtel ; NAmE kɑːrˈtel /
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